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Jinse Finance reported that CoinShares released its latest weekly report, stating that digital asset investment products experienced outflows of $1.94 billion last week, marking the fourth consecutive week of outflows, with a cumulative outflow amount reaching $4.92 billion, accounting for 2.9% of total assets under management (AuM). Last week, Bitcoin saw outflows as high as $1.27 billion, but also experienced the largest rebound on Friday, with inflows reaching $225 million. Shorting Bitcoin remains popular, with inflows of $19 million and a cumulative inflow of $40 million over the past three weeks, accounting for 23% of its assets under management and causing its AuM to soar by an astonishing 119%. Ethereum saw total outflows of $589 million last week. The previous week, Ethereum's outflows accounted for 7.3% of its AuM, with an even larger decline. However, last Friday, Ethereum also saw a slight rebound, with inflows of $57.5 million. Solana saw outflows of $156 million, while one exchange bucked the trend with inflows of $89.3 million last week.

ChainCatcher News, U.S. President Trump recently posted on social media: "Although the United States has obtained huge funds by imposing tariffs on other countries, with revenues of hundreds of billions of dollars, the full benefits of tariffs have not yet been fully calculated. This is because many buyers of goods and products, in order to avoid paying tariffs in the short term, have been 'stockpiling' inventories far beyond their usage. However, this large-scale inventory purchasing is now gradually being depleted. Soon, tariffs will inevitably apply to all items they cover, and the amounts that should be paid to the United States will soar above the already historic high levels. This tariff power will bring the United States unprecedented national security and wealth."